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How to know if the battery is original or class A?

SenpaiMizuki

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im planning to replace my battery ,is there a way to know if yung bibilihin mo na battery is tunay yung hindi paiba iba percent kapag sinaksak , not class A or something. or is it better na bayaran ng medyo malaki yung technician sa Mall para sila na Umorder ng battery? nung lumubo battery ko sila mismo tumingin sa shoppee at nag offer ng 2k for the battery poco f3 but now nagloloko na yung batt (not bloated just instant change in percentage) kapag lowbat na chacharge mo mag iiba percentage from 5% to 20-30% . so now im trying to buy Battery and I WANT TO KNOW HOW TO CHECK FOR THE REAL ONE .
 
When purchasing a replacement battery, it's important to be cautious and ensure that you're getting a genuine one. Here are a few ways to determine if a battery is original or not:

1. Buy from authorized sources: Purchase the battery from reputable sellers or authorized service centers. This way, you can be more confident that you're getting an original battery.

2. Check the packaging: Original batteries usually come in sealed packaging. Look for holographic seals, official logos, and correct spelling on the packaging. Counterfeit batteries often have poor quality packaging with spelling errors or blurry logos.

3. Verify the serial number: Some batteries have a unique serial number that can be verified with the manufacturer's website or customer service. Check if the battery you're considering has a valid serial number and verify it with the manufacturer.

4. Compare the physical appearance: Original batteries often have cleaner and more precise manufacturing compared to counterfeit ones. Look for any signs of poor quality, such as rough edges, uneven labels, or mismatched colors.

5. Compare the performance: One way to check if a battery is genuine is by observing its performance. Original batteries usually provide consistent and reliable power, whereas counterfeit batteries may have shorter battery life, inconsistent charge levels, or sudden drops in percentage, like the issue you mentioned.

In terms of whether it's better to pay a higher price to have a technician order the battery for you, it depends on your preferences and convenience. If you trust the technician and they have a good track record, it might be worth it to let them handle the purchase. However, if you prefer to buy the battery yourself, following the tips mentioned above can help you make an informed decision.

Remember, it's always important to prioritize safety when dealing with batteries. If you feel unsure or uncomfortable about the authenticity of a battery or the replacement process, it's recommended to seek professional assistance from authorized service centers or technicians.
 
In my opinion lahat naman yata sila Class A, or sadyang may Class A na peke, no original, chances are if medyo popular yung brand?
Kasi ang mga factory ng such brand hindi nagpoproduce ng parts to be sold, usually pang warranty lang
 
Ipon na lang tas bili new phone, dami na phone na magaganda ngayon. Pinalitan ko na rin Poco F3 ko kahit no issue haha
 
siguro masasabi mong original after market batt kung sa service center ka mismo bibili...ako lang kase nagpapalit ng battery ng mga old cp ko...GSM sandwich ung brand na binibili ko ok naman
 
Wala ka po mabibile original na battery, lahat un copy lang, ung iba nilalagyan lng ng original keme pero ung quality di same sa orig,, unless ung battery is galing dun sa mismong phone at ayun gagamitin mo replacement pamalit sa battery mo.. try mo hanap sa shopee ung mga 2nd hand original battery na pull out from unit, pero asahan mo iba nadin ung quality nun, d tulad ng stock b.new battery mo
 
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